Recent Census data indicates the American dream of homeownership has gone underground.
A good inside starts with a good outside.
Cooking and dining al fresco remain popular, but home buyers want value in their outdoor living spaces.
The $40 million, South Carolina–based facility will include builders to devise its methods.
A consumer advocate and software provider think builders could offer this program as a sales incentive.
Riverstone flooring is made with FSC-certified European larch.
The Affluence line of sinks has no flange around the drain.
The Ambiance bioethanol fireplace burns cleanly so it does not need a chimney.
Briggs Collection of hardware captures the boho spirit.
Couture Collection features finely detailed solid brass handles.
The FLIR i5 is an affordable thermal imaging camera.
AHQ-T16 tankless water heater can handle a sink and a shower simultaneously.
Vedana turns a shower into a home spa.
The Portland Cement Association and the Institute for Business and Home Safety of joined forces to create more stringent requirements for green building codes.
A better way to manage energy is on the horizon.
A trio of new homes in New Orleans were built to access the cost and methods of building green to different certification levels.
Home Buyers are attracted to houses that offer energy savings, affordability, and sensible design choices.
Housing recovery awaits the job and economic recovery.
Comprehensive home media experiences will help differentiate builders' products from their competitors.
When the market comes back, builders will find a different environment in terms of home technology.
Companies look to create a sense of community about their products and neighborhoods.
You can build a high-performance home by focusing on these five areas.
The NAHB Research Center announces the 12 builders and remodelers that have been selected to receive the 2011 EVHA.
Attempts to reduce the federal deficit may threaten tax breaks for housing.
Conrad Egan, formerly of the National Housing Conference, is addressing domestic and global concerns.
Architects Jerry Gloss and Robert Hidey offer advice on proper room proportions and smart value-engineering.
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